VOICED : Cameroon farmers benefit from protective food label

The video explores Oku white honey and Penja pepper, two Cameroonian products with geographical indication (GI) labels. Oku honey, known for its unique color and aroma, and Penja pepper, grown in volcanic soil, have seen increased market value and demand. The GI label protects these regional foods, similar to Parma ham and Roquefort cheese. The video also discusses the rise of intellectual property awareness in Africa and the challenges of maintaining quality standards as demand grows.

What is the significance of Penja pepper in the context of geographical indications?

What challenges do producers face in ensuring the quality of honey and pepper with GI labels?